Will be in Toronto later this month and am looking for an upscale steakhouse. I'm considering Jacob's Steakhouse as it looks very good (but pricey) and is near my hotel. Any feedback? I'm also considering Harbor Sixty. For what its worth I'll be going on a Sunday night and plan to make a reservation in advance.
Tom Jones is that neck of the woods also serves a fine steak.
If you are ready to venture out there are more "hidden gems", are you staying at the King Eddie?
If you are ready to venture out there are more "hidden gems", are you staying at the King Eddie?
Jacob's is very good, as is Harbour Sixty
There are the usual US Chains, Mortons, Ruths Chris, there is nothing unique to Toronto about either
Hy's is a Canadian chain, also OK
There are a few other independents, of which Barberians seems to get the most positive buzz.
There are the usual US Chains, Mortons, Ruths Chris, there is nothing unique to Toronto about either
Hy's is a Canadian chain, also OK
There are a few other independents, of which Barberians seems to get the most positive buzz.
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Yup, Barberians is truly all about meat. A block north of Dundas/Yonge on Elm Street.Originally Posted by Bytepusher
There are a few other independents, of which Barberians seems to get the most positive buzz.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
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You can also try Hy's Steakhouse, its very good too.
Harbour Sixty looks spectacular. Jacobs is probably similar to the local steakhouses here or in NYC. I'll probably give Harbour a try.Originally Posted by alexb133
Harbour Sixty is really good. Highly recommended.You can also try Hy's Steakhouse, its very good too.
Both Jacobs and Barberians gave me an upset stomach.
I'd give my vote to Harbour 60.
Ruth's is also v. good, but not unique to Toronto.
I'd give my vote to Harbour 60.
Ruth's is also v. good, but not unique to Toronto.
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My tip is to order the Chateaubriand - it's an excellent choice!
My vote is for Barberians. It is, as the like to say in TO, a Toronto 'institution.'Originally Posted by DaveTO
+1 to Barberian's. Their wine list is quite extensive.My tip is to order the Chateaubriand - it's an excellent choice!
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Yes, and seems to be a popular spot for politicos ...Originally Posted by AAerSTL
Harbour Sixty looks spectacular.
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